Smile Please

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Harry Langdon, Jack Cooper, and Alberta Vaughn in Smile Please (1924)

As both the local photographer and the sheriff, Harry must track down an arsonist and deal with his un-photogenic in-laws.As both the local photographer and the sheriff, Harry must track down an arsonist and deal with his un-photogenic in-laws.As both the local photographer and the sheriff, Harry must track down an arsonist and deal with his un-photogenic in-laws.

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5.7/10

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Harry Langdon and Alberta Vaughn in Smile Please (1924)

Harry Langdon, Billy Armstrong, Louise Carver, Jack Cooper, Cecille Evans, Alberta Vaughn, and Cameo the Dog in Smile Please (1924)

Harry Langdon, Billy Armstrong, Louise Carver, Cecille Evans, and Jackie Lucas in Smile Please (1924)

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Harry Langdon

Otto Focus - the Hero

Alberta Vaughn

Otto's Sweetheart

Jack Cooper

Dudley Somerset - Otto's Rival

Madeline Hurlock

A Lonely Wife

Tiny Ward

The Lonely Wife's Husband

Jackie Lucas

Young Relative

Billy Armstrong

Father in Portrait Session
(uncredited)

Louise Carver

Mother in Portrait Session
(uncredited)

Andy Clyde

Minister
(uncredited)

Cameo the Dog

Cameo
(uncredited)

Cecille Evans

Member of Wedding Party
(uncredited)

Gordon Lewis

Fireman
(uncredited)
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Director
- Roy Del Ruth
Writer
- John A. Waldron
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Trivia
The version in "Harry Langdon: Lost and Found' is 18 and a half minutes, not 10.

Connections
Featured in Hymyä huuleen (1963)

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Disappointing

Smile, Please (1924)

** (out of 4)

Harry Langdon is the sheriff and photographer of his small town and must try and battle an arsonist as well as try and take a picture of his new wife's family. This short starts off rather slow but picks up towards the end when a bratty kid enters the picture. There's several gags involving a skunk, which are pretty funny as is a scene where bees get into the pants of Langdon. There's also some rather obvious sexual humor including one scene where a lightbulb is thrown in the lap of the father where the end is sticking out like a you know what.

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